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by kls 6y ago
I have a fairly heavy southern accent and have dealt with the issue from time to time, but you don't really see the discrimination against it as much as long as you are in the south. Outside of the south it is a different ball game. I
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by kls 6y ago
The problem is that the converse can be true, this is true if you actually hit the hyperfocus trance but if you don't get there, the noise can actually distract you from ever getting there and if it is not a task you want to do, the no
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by kls 6y ago
I have an attention disorder with hyper focus. Most of the time for people like me (at least the other ones I have talked to). The focus is on items that interest your mind, it can be a blessing and a curse. Obviously it works well if hyper
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by kls 6y ago
I would add Pickles, Kimchi, Sauerkraut, Soy Sauce, Worcestershire, pretty much any preserved or fermented food is going to be processed food and was the norm before refrigeration. Some of it is really good for you some of it is not so good
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by kls 6y ago
Sorry, I caught this comment late, but I agree I consider myself an enlightenment era liberal. Most people today peg me on the conservative spectrum, which is not true both parties have been in lock step on the real issues and squabbling it
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by kls 6y ago
I wish people had a better sense of this earlier social arrangement. I think some of that has to do with the everreal presence of government in today's day and age. In the wild west, well it was the wild west. Other than the long arm
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by kls 6y ago
I don't disagree that the may-issue / shall-issue is a 14A as people are not getting equal protection under the law. My GP post was addressing the issue that many are under the impression that the 2A is interpreted as a universal
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by kls 6y ago
That is the questions being proposed, and to be honest I am a 2A person, I would like it to mean bare in public for non criminals but that is not the current ruling or historic rulings by the supreme court. As it sets bare means you can pul
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by kls 6y ago
You are right I got my facts confused, meant to say fully automatic weapons ban. I apologize for the misinformation, I misspoke on automatic/fully automatic and I know that is a huge issue of contention so it was an unacceptable slip,
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by kls 6y ago
I am not your opposition on this, just stating how the law currently looks at it, and citing the precedence that has been cited before, specifically gun control in the wild west. That being said, I am OK with it being a privilege if it were
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by kls 6y ago
Based on what is on the laptop possibly Texas, if the laptop had open access to your life savings or was your work laptop and one would lose a substantial sum given the loss of business from losing the laptop, or it held trade secrets then
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by kls 6y ago
No argument there, I am not a fan of may issue, just ban public carry for everyone in those states and let the chips fall, but the connected don't like it when their bodyguards can't carry guns. In essence it is a ban for only a c
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by kls 6y ago
The issue, is that we have not even got to the CCW "need" part. The issue is they are still battling out is: is public carry a right or a privilege? Currently the state views it legally as a privilege, per the last supreme court r
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by kls 6y ago
You are referring to the LEOSA Laws but even they are problematic as a former LEO could be arrested for having a magazine that holds more than 7 rounds.
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by kls 6y ago
This is because Texas is a shall issue state where generally, you apply, meet the specified requirements, get a background check, pay your fees and the state will issues you a permit. If you pass all the checks you get the permit, no other
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by kls 6y ago
I say this as a big proponent of the right to self defense on a personal level, the current legal view is that, gun possession in the public square is not a right, it is a privilege, one that can be revoked as seen fit by the government. Wh
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by kls 6y ago
My conspiracy part of my brain pings and says, it gives the NSA convenient access to parsed voice calls which probably pays Google well. That being said the opposite could be just as true and they will just shut it down, this could very wel
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by kls 6y ago
You could double down on purchasing existing companies and just leaving them hanging out there. Softimage comes to mind, it was honestly the best of breed in it's space and they acquired it along with wavefront/Maya and just let S
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by kls 6y ago
Yeah you nailed the reason that I still use them as my primary number. The problem is who knows if they will kill voice. It just seems random when they decide to kill products. I imagine that they have some kind of scorecard for apps, but i
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by kls 6y ago
Thanks for the well wishes I think they will do fine, it's just a struggle with traditional education. I help them learn the way they learn, my oldest daughter ended up an Architect she never really struggled. My Youngest daughter is w
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by kls 6y ago
I did my house with a 2lb closed cell foam, and could not be more pleased with it. I had the (mis)fortune of getting hit by a major hurricane so the house had to be gutted to the studs. I ended up doing it myself with a fastkick binary gun
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by kls 6y ago
The problem is it is not "smart but lazy" it is a value proposition and some kids don't see the value, even if they are smart enough. The reality is many smart kids today know that even higher education, unless specifically f
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by kls 6y ago
I agree with you, I augment their education and he excels when we work on Robotics, programming, Welding, fabrication and he has a love for math because very early on as I was teaching him these things, I was constantly showing him how to s
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by kls 6y ago
I would say the times tables is a good example, once you know the mechanics of multiplying 2 numbers you don't need to redundantly memorize the exact values of tables of numbers. The mechanics and how to solve for it are the important
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by kls 6y ago
Agreed 100%, I have a troubled kid in school right now, who is off the charts smart but the only thing he will apply himself to is Advanced Math, Auto Shop and his Culinary program. If it's not hands on or mechanical he just has no int
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by kls 6y ago
The author pretty much summed up the epiphany I had, which was pretty much "Holy crap, that is a self contained biological programming language" It got a lot more interesting for me when I had that aha moment.
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by kls 6y ago
That is why you never say cash or commit to financing until the deal is close. Also a dark hack, all car lot have a disclaimer that there is surveillance video and audio equipment on premise. This means you have been notified of surveillanc
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by kls 6y ago
Unfortunately there are massive headwinds against open source in US healthcare settings. Regulation requires certifications that cost upwards of $100K first time, $10K with each release, just in fees. Seems to me like this could be overco
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by kls 6y ago
It's not a popular observation and it is not a blanket statement but it is age old wisdom, the reality is for most relationships: Men get comfortable and Women get board. If you are a man, strive to not get comfortable that is all you
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by kls 6y ago
It is exactly what he needs, holding onto it is going to further destroy him. Honestly when I read his post that was the biggest read flag. That is the hardest part for a man. When a man invest in love it is very hard for them to just walk

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